>Companies use the term "Human Resources", literally. Without translation. Interesting. When it arose there must not have historically been anything similar c

>Companies use the term "Human Resources", literally. Without translation. Interesting. When it arose there must not have historically been anything similar commonly seen. Could be all previous German engineering success has been best accomplished without anything resembling an American-style HR approach. After all, today's HR designation took root during the belt-tightening of the '80's under Ronald Reagan, and as we have seen has declined in usefulness from there continuously over the decades. No translation was given back then either, and that was in the USA :)